Peter D. Elliott
Duality in Analytic Number Theory
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Duality in Analytic Number Theory
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Deals with analytic number theory; many new results.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 584g
- ISBN-13: 9780521058087
- ISBN-10: 0521058082
- Artikelnr.: 23438692
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Dezember 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 584g
- ISBN-13: 9780521058087
- ISBN-10: 0521058082
- Artikelnr.: 23438692
Preface
Notation
Introduction
0. Duality and Fourier analysis
1. Background philosophy
2. Operator norm inequalities
3. Dual norm inequalities
4. Exercises: including the large sieve
5. The Method of the Stable Dual (1): deriving the approximate functional equations
6. The Method of the Stable Dual (2): solving the approximate functional equations
7. Exercises: almost linear, almost exponential
8. Additive functions of class La: a first application of the method
9. Multiplicative functions of the class La: first approach
10. Multiplicative functions of the class La: second approach
11. Multiplicative functions of the class La: third approach
12. Exercises: why the form? 13. Theorems of Wirsing and Halász
14. Again Wirsing's theorem
15. Exercises: the Prime Number Theorem
16. Finitely distributed additive functions
17. Multiplicative functions of the class La: mean value zero
18. Exercises: including logarithmic weights
19. Encounters with Ramanujan's function t(n)
20. The operator T on L2
21. The operator T on La and other spaces
22. Exercises: the operator D and differentiation
the operator T and the convergence of measures
23. Pause: towards the discrete derivative
24. Exercises: multiplicative functions on arithmetic progressions
Wiener phenomenon
25. Fractional power large sieves
operators involving primes
26. Exercises: probability seen from number theory
27. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: small moduli
28. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: large moduli
29. Exercises: maximal inequalities
30. Shifted operators and orthogonal duals
31. Differences of additive functions
local inequalities
32. Linear forms of additive functions in La
33. Exercises: stability
correlations of multiplicative functions
34. Further readings
35. Rückblick (after the manner of Johannes Brahms)
References
Author index
Subject index.
Notation
Introduction
0. Duality and Fourier analysis
1. Background philosophy
2. Operator norm inequalities
3. Dual norm inequalities
4. Exercises: including the large sieve
5. The Method of the Stable Dual (1): deriving the approximate functional equations
6. The Method of the Stable Dual (2): solving the approximate functional equations
7. Exercises: almost linear, almost exponential
8. Additive functions of class La: a first application of the method
9. Multiplicative functions of the class La: first approach
10. Multiplicative functions of the class La: second approach
11. Multiplicative functions of the class La: third approach
12. Exercises: why the form? 13. Theorems of Wirsing and Halász
14. Again Wirsing's theorem
15. Exercises: the Prime Number Theorem
16. Finitely distributed additive functions
17. Multiplicative functions of the class La: mean value zero
18. Exercises: including logarithmic weights
19. Encounters with Ramanujan's function t(n)
20. The operator T on L2
21. The operator T on La and other spaces
22. Exercises: the operator D and differentiation
the operator T and the convergence of measures
23. Pause: towards the discrete derivative
24. Exercises: multiplicative functions on arithmetic progressions
Wiener phenomenon
25. Fractional power large sieves
operators involving primes
26. Exercises: probability seen from number theory
27. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: small moduli
28. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: large moduli
29. Exercises: maximal inequalities
30. Shifted operators and orthogonal duals
31. Differences of additive functions
local inequalities
32. Linear forms of additive functions in La
33. Exercises: stability
correlations of multiplicative functions
34. Further readings
35. Rückblick (after the manner of Johannes Brahms)
References
Author index
Subject index.
Preface
Notation
Introduction
0. Duality and Fourier analysis
1. Background philosophy
2. Operator norm inequalities
3. Dual norm inequalities
4. Exercises: including the large sieve
5. The Method of the Stable Dual (1): deriving the approximate functional equations
6. The Method of the Stable Dual (2): solving the approximate functional equations
7. Exercises: almost linear, almost exponential
8. Additive functions of class La: a first application of the method
9. Multiplicative functions of the class La: first approach
10. Multiplicative functions of the class La: second approach
11. Multiplicative functions of the class La: third approach
12. Exercises: why the form? 13. Theorems of Wirsing and Halász
14. Again Wirsing's theorem
15. Exercises: the Prime Number Theorem
16. Finitely distributed additive functions
17. Multiplicative functions of the class La: mean value zero
18. Exercises: including logarithmic weights
19. Encounters with Ramanujan's function t(n)
20. The operator T on L2
21. The operator T on La and other spaces
22. Exercises: the operator D and differentiation
the operator T and the convergence of measures
23. Pause: towards the discrete derivative
24. Exercises: multiplicative functions on arithmetic progressions
Wiener phenomenon
25. Fractional power large sieves
operators involving primes
26. Exercises: probability seen from number theory
27. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: small moduli
28. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: large moduli
29. Exercises: maximal inequalities
30. Shifted operators and orthogonal duals
31. Differences of additive functions
local inequalities
32. Linear forms of additive functions in La
33. Exercises: stability
correlations of multiplicative functions
34. Further readings
35. Rückblick (after the manner of Johannes Brahms)
References
Author index
Subject index.
Notation
Introduction
0. Duality and Fourier analysis
1. Background philosophy
2. Operator norm inequalities
3. Dual norm inequalities
4. Exercises: including the large sieve
5. The Method of the Stable Dual (1): deriving the approximate functional equations
6. The Method of the Stable Dual (2): solving the approximate functional equations
7. Exercises: almost linear, almost exponential
8. Additive functions of class La: a first application of the method
9. Multiplicative functions of the class La: first approach
10. Multiplicative functions of the class La: second approach
11. Multiplicative functions of the class La: third approach
12. Exercises: why the form? 13. Theorems of Wirsing and Halász
14. Again Wirsing's theorem
15. Exercises: the Prime Number Theorem
16. Finitely distributed additive functions
17. Multiplicative functions of the class La: mean value zero
18. Exercises: including logarithmic weights
19. Encounters with Ramanujan's function t(n)
20. The operator T on L2
21. The operator T on La and other spaces
22. Exercises: the operator D and differentiation
the operator T and the convergence of measures
23. Pause: towards the discrete derivative
24. Exercises: multiplicative functions on arithmetic progressions
Wiener phenomenon
25. Fractional power large sieves
operators involving primes
26. Exercises: probability seen from number theory
27. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: small moduli
28. Additive functions on arithmetic progressions: large moduli
29. Exercises: maximal inequalities
30. Shifted operators and orthogonal duals
31. Differences of additive functions
local inequalities
32. Linear forms of additive functions in La
33. Exercises: stability
correlations of multiplicative functions
34. Further readings
35. Rückblick (after the manner of Johannes Brahms)
References
Author index
Subject index.